Antifouling polymers are materials that can resist nonspecific interactions with cells, proteins,
and other biomolecules. Typically, they are hydrophilic polymers with polar or charged …

Innovations in food packaging systems could meet the evolving needs of the market;
emerging concepts of non‐migrating technologies reduce the negative migration of …

Biofouling caused by nonspecific adsorption of biomolecules and organisms such as
proteins, cells, and bacteria to material surfaces is a significant challenge for numerous …

Coagulation, inflammation, and hyperplasia frequently restrict the effectiveness of
cardiovascular stents. It is critical to modify stent surfaces to allow for in situ tissue healing …

Although significant advances have been made in synthesizing noble sulfoxide-containing
polymers that respond to temperature changes by showing lower critical solution …

Zn-Fe alloys have been extensively investigated in this study with a view to their application
as biodegradable bone implants. Biogenic element zinc is a very appropriate metal because …

An antifouling polyamide (PA) reverse osmosis (RO) membrane was fabricated in this work
by incorporating polyacrylic acid (PAA) brushes onto the membrane surface via …

Based on the previous study, the properties, separation efficiencies, and anti-fouling
performances of TiO 2 nanoparticle embedded PEEKWC/PEI cross-linked ultrafiltration …

Fibrous biomaterials are widely used in the design and fabrication of antibacterial wound
dressings. Two strategies are used to make anti-infective dressings: antibacterial and …

Separation membranes play a crucial role in the functioning of artificial organs, such as
hemodialysis machines, membrane oxygenators, and artificial liver models. The current …